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1. noun2. transitive & intransitive verbput the brake[s] on something — (fig.) etwas bremsen
* * *[breik] 1. verb 2. noun* * *brake1[breɪk]I. n Bremse fanti-lock \brake Antiblockierbremse fto slam on the \brake[s] ( fam) in die Eisen steigen fam, auf die Bremse latschen, auf die Klötze stehen SCHWEIZ famII. vi bremsento \brake sharply [or hard] scharf bremsenbrake2[breɪk]* * *I [breɪk]1. n (TECH)Bremse fon +acc )to act as a brake (lit) — als Bremse wirken (on auf +acc ); (fig) dämpfend wirken (on auf +acc ), bremsen (
2. vibremsen IIn (BOT)(Adler)farn m IIIn(= thicket) Unterholz nt IVn(= shooting brake) Kombi(wagen) m* * *brake1 [breık] obs prät von academic.ru/8795/break">break1brake2 [breık] s1. Dickicht n, Gestrüpperf nbrake3 [breık]A s Flachs-, Hanfbreche fB v/t Flachs etc brechenbrake4 [breık]A s1. TECH Bremse f:put on ( oder apply) the brakes die Bremse ziehen (a. fig), AUTO auf die Bremse treten, bremsen (a. fig);put a brake on sth, apply ( oder put) the brakes on sth eine Sache bremsen, einer Sache Einhalt gebieten2. TECHa) Bremsvorrichtung f, -anlage fb) Hemm-, Radschuh m3. TECH Pumpenschwengel m6. AUTO Br Kombi(wagen) m7. BAHN Br Bremswagen mB v/t bremsen (auch fig)C v/i1. bremsen:brake down to 50 mph auf 50 Meilen pro Stunde herunterbremsen2. Bergbau: die Fördermaschine bedienenD adj TECH Brems…:* * *1. noun(apparatus; coll.): (pedal etc.) Bremse, dieput on or apply the brakes — die Bremse betätigen; (fig.) zurückstecken
2. transitive & intransitive verbput the brake[s] on something — (fig.) etwas bremsen
* * *n.Bremse -n f.Farn -e m. v.abbremsen v.bremsen v.
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